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Lip and tongue function differently affected in individuals with multiple sclerosis
Lena Hartelius,Malin Lillvik +1 more
- Iss: 81, pp 69-71
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In this article, clinical dysarthria test scores on lip function and tongue function were compared for 77 dysarthric as well as non-dysarthric subjects with multiple sclerosis (MS) and 15 control subjects.Abstract:
Clinical dysarthria test scores on lip function and tongue function were compared for 77 dysarthric as well as non-dysarthric subjects with multiple sclerosis (MS) and 15 control subjects. Results showed that tongue function was consistently more severely affected than lip function. When comparing non-dysarthric MS individuals with control subjects, the MS subjects' scores on tongue function (but not lip function) were significantly lowerread more
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